Does anything eat blue cloves?

[childress5tyler]

Lol, who has these reefs where you can take rocks and corals out at will? My rocks are all carefully interlocked and the corals encrusted. But that was just an aside. Interesting about the H2O2. Any way it could be used inside the tank?

That's my problem... I want them gone, desperately, but I'm not in any position to remove the rock long term due to acros and montis encusting on it.

 

[chefb_5]

blue clove

I to really would like to know how to kill these darn things off without having to remove rock? I'v heard Kalk paste I'v heard cold water with brush.. I'm desperate at this time to get these darn things out?

 

[djoutkast22]

I to really would like to know how to kill these darn things off without having to remove rock? I'v heard Kalk paste I'v heard cold water with brush.. I'm desperate at this time to get these darn things out?

Hey my buddy just went through this and he got rid of almost all this or all of it. Here's the link
http://fragroup.org/showthread.php?234-My-135Gal-build/page19

 

[djoutkast22]

Let me know if that helps

 

[Whippetguy]

I've noticed some around an aiptasia that I hit with aiptasia X worked in that spot to kill the polyps. I think it would work if you have a small spot, but I wouldn't cover a large area with the stuff.

 

[fletch999]

I to really would like to know how to kill these darn things off without having to remove rock? I'v heard Kalk paste I'v heard cold water with brush.. I'm desperate at this time to get these darn things out?

I am killing them with by putting kalk paste on them for a few hours then scrub them with a tooth brush. very slow process but I think I am winning the battle.

 

[childress5tyler]

I just sucked it up and took out the rock and broke it in half. Cloves are gone!


.....hopefully

 

[Velodog2]

They seem to be quite easy to remove by scraping w a wooden stick. Aiptasia x melts them too. I wouldn't want to have to deal w large swaths of them, but I'm not too worried in my nano. Another blessing of a little tank.

 

[ritter6788]

They seem to be quite easy to remove by scraping w a wooden stick. Aiptasia x melts them too. I wouldn't want to have to deal w large swaths of them, but I'm not too worried in my nano. Another blessing of a little tank.

They are very easy to remove. Anything rubbed or brushed against them clears the area. Problem is they come back in force. I thought I got rid of all of mine with a toothbrush but I was just spreading them.

 

[childress5tyler]

They are very easy to remove. Anything rubbed or brushed against them clears the area. Problem is they come back in force. I thought I got rid of all of mine with a toothbrush but I was just spreading them.

+1.

 

[Velodog2]

I dunno. Mine seem to stay gone. Oh well. Can't lose them all.

 

[alliecat]

Send them out to me I'd like to cover my back wall with these in a few of my tanks but no one in my area has these

 

[Rob in Puyallup]

(Hey Allie. Love your Senegal!)

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[alliecat]

Ahhhh thanks someone finally recognized what he is!!!! I have 2 males they're such good boys lol

 

[Rob in Puyallup]

I've had my Baby for 28 years this month... and never figured out how to sex "her". Lol

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[alliecat]

Oh my boys are 3 and 2 they're young I DNA'd them but you can tell by looking at them too. Males have a very short and shallow "v" while the females "v" extends down the abdomen. Also a males under tail feathers are pure yellow whereas a female will have some green. I can sex any sennie by looking at them I work with birds but I'm in school to be an avian vet. Pm me a pic and I can sex it make sure you get a picture of underneath if you can. (Sorry for the hijack) or if you really wanted to DNA it that's easy too I can tell you how that's done